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Book a meetingXBOW runs autonomous exploits against your web apps, but it starts fresh every run, matches known vulnerability classes, and stops at detection. Novee builds a living model of each application, reasons about your business logic, and closes the loop from finding to verified fix — continuously, across your full portfolio.
XBOW is a capable autonomous exploitation engine for known web-app vulnerability classes, and it proves findings with working exploits. The constraints show up when testing needs to run continuously, reason about your application, and end in a fix.
It starts over every run
It pattern-matches known classes
It stops at detection
It runs on third-party models
Per-test credits don't scale to continuous
Novee was built for how attacks actually happen: continuously, with context that compounds, reasoning about your specific application, and proving that real risk is gone — not just that it exists. Here’s where that changes the outcome.
A living model of every application
Business logic depth, not just known classes
Coverage beyond web
Closed-loop remediation
A proprietary offensive model
Flat, per-asset pricing
| Capability | Novee | XBOW |
|---|---|---|
| Business logic & real-impact reasoning | Reasons about your application. Builds a model of your workflows and logic to find authorization gaps and chained paths, and quantifies the real impact. |
Pattern-matches known vulnerability classes; cannot reason about application-specific logic or assess true impact. |
| Compounding context across runs | Gets smarter every cycle. The Organizational Intelligence Model carries context forward, so each run is deeper and more targeted than the last. |
Resets every run with no persistent model; testing starts fresh each time and never compounds. |
| Closed-loop remediation & retest | Closes the loop. Every finding comes with stack-specific remediation and an automatic retest that verifies the fix held. |
Stops at detection; remediation requires manual review, with no stack-specific guidance or automatic retest. |
| Proprietary offensive model | Owns the full stack. A proprietary offensive model post-trained on attacker tradecraft, routed alongside frontier models. |
Orchestrates third-party frontier models; no purpose-trained offensive model of its own. |
| Coverage breadth | Web, mobile, desktop, and AI/LLM apps. Continuous coverage across the full portfolio, including AI-specific findings. |
Web apps, APIs, and external attack surface; no mobile testing and AI-app coverage still early. |
| Continuous as environments evolve | Detects change automatically. Mappers continuously re-map the attack surface and pick up new endpoints every cycle, no prompting required. |
Runs autonomously once pointed at a target, but typically needs a manual prompt to detect new endpoints. |
| Pricing for continuous coverage | Flat, per-asset. Priced to the complexity of your environment, so continuous testing scales with your attack surface. |
Per-test credits meter each run; continuous use adds up, though it can fit infrequent, scoped one-off tests. |
| Autonomous, exploit-proven findings | Independently validated by design. Three blind validation agents, deterministic where possible, so only proven findings reach your team. |
Genuinely strong here: runs autonomously and proves findings with working exploits, though results often need manual review to confirm exploitability. |